Right to a Nation
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Wonder Woman Takes a Stance
“Wonder Woman’s Stance” by Katie Kimberly is licensed under CC BY 4.0. This work is derivative of “Lynda Carter Wonder Woman” by ABC Television which is in the public domain with modifications by Alex Jazz. This image is apart of the public domain (PDM 1.0). Downloaded from WikiMedia Commons on 02/11/2025.
“Article 1” is from the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Edited in Adobe Photoshop CC 2025
Fonts: CCMeanwhile (Available through the Adobe CC Font Portal) and a San Serif font provided in Adobe Photoshop.
Important to note: There are many different versions which can be seen in the list below the image on WikiMedia Commons. Alex Jazz, modified the photo by colorizing the black and white version.
Voices Uncaged: The Right to Speak
Article 19 is from the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
The Right to Opinion & Expression
Original image: Newspaper. by Miki Yoshihito some rights reserved. CC by 2.0.
Derivative image created using Canva and text from Article 19 of the UN Declaration of Human Rights
Japanese Bunka
A Protest Outside the Met
“A Protest Outside the Met” by Jake Schulz is licensed under CC BY-NC 4.0.
Edited with Canva and aligned to Article 21 in the UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights
The Lady Iustitia
“Berner Iustitia” (1656 x 2662) by user Mael vreich in Wikimedia Commons and is licensed under the Public Domain. Derivative (700 x 420) by Breanna Butler for the Public Domain. Text from the UN’s Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
Photo of “Berner Iustitia” (1656 x 2662) found in Wikimedia Commons and is licensed under the Public Domain. Photo edited in Cyberlink’s PhotoDirector by Breanna Butler, who releases the derivative to the Public Domain. Article 10 found in the UN’s Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
Passport Stamps
This image was edited using Canva. Article 13 is from the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
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